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Igboland (Standard Igbo: Àlà Ị̀gbò), also
known as
Southeastern Nigeria (but
extends into South-Southern Nigeria), is the
indigenous homeland of the Igbo...
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which forms a part of the
solar veneration among the Nri-Igbo in
northern Igboland. Arụsị are
mediated by
Dibia and
other priests who do not
contact the high...
- In
Igboland,
there are
different festivities that are celebrated, but the most
influential of all
include the
masquerade festival and the New Yam Festival...
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similarities with
later Igbo work was
found at Nsukka, and
Afikpo regions of
Igboland in the 1970s,
along with
pottery and
tools at
nearby Ibagwa; the traditions...
- administration, and
promulgating and
enforcing laws. The
General Ofo of
Igboland is
currently located in the
palace of Gad in Agulueri,
Anambra State. The...
- The Osu
caste system is a
traditional practice in
Igboland,
characterized by
social segregation and
restrictions on
interaction and
marriage with a group...
- (2005). Igbo Life and
Thought and
Other Essays Uchendu,
Victor C. (1965). The Igbo of
Southeast Nigeria Igboland’s Culture on Igbo Village, Igbo Guide...
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drink it in less
public venues. In
parts of
southeastern Nigeria,
namely Igboland, palm wine is
locally referred to as "mmanya ocha" (literally, "white drink")...
- of
addressing traditional rulers that
control autonomous communities in
Igboland. In
other words,
Igbos approximate the term to the HM style. An Igwe is...
- Traders, Warriors, and Kings:
Female Power and
Authority in
Northern Igboland, 1900–1960, was
published by
Heinemann in 2005.
Heralded as a “landmark...
